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via Formula1.com
Mekies on Verstappen’s new deal, Hadjar and Lawson
Red Bull Racing has announced that Max Verstappen will remain with the team until at least the end of 2030, a decision celebrated by team principal Laurent Mekies. This renewal comes at a crucial time as the team aims to improve its performance after a difficult start to the 2026 season. Mekies emphasized the importance of having the best driver committed to the team as they work towards regaining their competitive edge in Formula 1. In addition to Verstappen's contract news, Isack Hadjar will miss the Dutch Grand Prix due to a wrist injury, allowing Liam Lawson to step in as his replacement. Yuki Tsunoda will also return to Racing Bulls in Lawson's absence. Mekies expressed confidence in Lawson's abilities and highlighted the team's ongoing efforts to close the performance gap to their rivals as they strive for victories in the second half of the season.
Formula1.com
Thu 20 Aug · 18:22 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Aston Martin secures investment from Woody Johnson
Aston Martin has completed a minority stake sale to American billionaire Woody Johnson. This investment comes just ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.
Motorsport Week
+ 1 more
Thu 20 Aug · 17:51 UTC
via F1i
Gasly praises Verstappen’s manager for achieving ‘nice pay rise’
Max Verstappen has officially extended his contract with Red Bull Racing, committing to the team until 2030. While the specific financial terms of the deal remain undisclosed, it is widely believed that Verstappen has secured a substantial pay rise, further solidifying his status as one of the highest-paid drivers in Formula 1. Pierre Gasly, Verstappen's former teammate, expressed admiration for the negotiation skills of Verstappen's manager, Raymond Vermeulen, and highlighted the significance of Verstappen's long-term association with Red Bull since 2016. Gasly's comments reflect a broader sentiment in the F1 community regarding Verstappen's impact on the sport. He emphasized that having Verstappen remain with Red Bull is beneficial for the team and the sport as a whole. Gasly's own experience with Red Bull was brief, but he recognizes the importance of Verstappen's continued presence in Formula 1, suggesting it enhances the competitive landscape and adds an interesting narrative to the sport's history.
F1i
Thu 20 Aug · 15:34 UTC
via RacingNews365
Woody Johnson acquires minority stake in Aston Martin F1
American billionaire Woody Johnson has purchased a minority stake in the Aston Martin Formula 1 team. Johnson, who is also the owner of Crystal Palace, will join the board of directors as vice chairman.
RacingNews365
+ 5 more
Thu 20 Aug · 15:34 UTC
via Crash
George Russell confident in Mercedes seat security
George Russell has stated that his position at Mercedes was never in jeopardy, even with Max Verstappen's recent contract extension at Red Bull. He expressed relief that speculation regarding Verstappen potentially joining Mercedes has been put to rest.
Crash
+ 4 more
Thu 20 Aug · 13:29 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Gabriel Bortoleto draws Max Verstappen comparison with F1 career motivation insight
Gabriel Bortoleto, a Brazilian rookie in Formula 1, has expressed his ambition to create a lasting legacy with Audi by remaining with the team for an extended period. He aims to establish stability early in his career, contrasting with the trend of drivers frequently switching teams. Bortoleto's previous success in Formula 3 and Formula 2 fuels his aspirations, as he hopes to contribute to Audi's inaugural journey in F1 over the next 15 years. Despite his impressive junior record, Bortoleto remains humble about his current status in Formula 1, acknowledging that he has yet to win a race or title. He draws inspiration from modern champions like Max Verstappen, highlighting the importance of long-term loyalty in building a successful career. Bortoleto believes that each driver has unique motivations, and he is focused on making history with Audi as they embark on their new venture in the sport.
Motorsport Week
Thu 20 Aug · 13:20 UTC
via thejudge13.com
Max Verstappen signs contract extension with Red Bull
Max Verstappen has officially signed a contract extension with Red Bull Racing, committing to the team until 2030. This decision has implications for other drivers in the Formula 1 grid.
thejudge13.com
+ 1 more
Thu 20 Aug · 13:18 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Max Verstappen discusses commitment to Formula 1
Max Verstappen has shared that important discussions with Formula 1 and the FIA influenced his decision to continue in the sport. He emphasized that considerations regarding his future with Red Bull were not his primary focus.
Motorsport Week
+ 1 more
Thu 20 Aug · 12:00 UTC
via RacingNews365
Verstappen says retirement was closer than changing teams
Max Verstappen has disclosed that he was closer to retiring from Formula 1 than switching teams when he signed his contract extension with Red Bull until 2030. This announcement puts to rest any speculation regarding a potential move to a rival team.
RacingNews365
+ 3 more
Thu 20 Aug · 10:50 UTC
via Crash
Max Verstappen's net worth as he signs new contract
Max Verstappen has extended his contract with Red Bull Racing, ensuring his presence in Formula 1 until 2030. This deal solidifies his status as one of the highest-paid athletes globally, with significant earnings from both racing and endorsements. Despite a challenging 2026 season, he continues to perform well, securing podium finishes amid competition from other teams like Mercedes and McLaren. Verstappen's financial standing is impressive, with a reported net worth that places him third among F1 drivers, following Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso. His earnings reflect his success on the track and his growing popularity, as he ranks among the top athletes worldwide according to Forbes. The financial figures highlight the lucrative nature of F1 contracts and the commercial opportunities available to top drivers.
Crash
Thu 20 Aug · 08:55 UTC
via RacingNews365
Max Verstappen reflects on Dutch Grand Prix farewell
The Dutch Grand Prix is set to take place for the final time at Zandvoort in 2026. This weekend's race will feature the unveiling of the last trophies awarded for the event.
RacingNews365
Thu 20 Aug · 08:30 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Lewis Hamilton expected to extend Ferrari contract to 2027
Lewis Hamilton is anticipated to extend his contract with Ferrari through 2027. An official announcement regarding the extension may be made before the upcoming Monza race.
f1oversteer.com
+ 1 more
Thu 20 Aug · 08:00 UTC
via gpfans.com
Red Bull chief issues shocking statement about 'undriveable' Max Verstappen car
Red Bull's technical director Pierre Wache has expressed serious concerns about the performance of the RB22 car, labeling it as 'undriveable' and indicating a lack of confidence in its capabilities. Max Verstappen, currently sixth in the championship standings, has managed to secure three podiums recently, but he admitted to not fully understanding how he achieved a second-place finish in Hungary, highlighting the car's difficulties. The team is under pressure to improve and retain Verstappen's commitment for the 2027 season amid these challenges. As the team prepares for the Dutch Grand Prix, they will be without Isack Hadjar due to injury, with Liam Lawson stepping in as his replacement. Wache pointed out that while Red Bull is not where they want to be, they are making progress and trying to understand the issues with the car. The upcoming race is significant as it marks the last Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort for the foreseeable future, adding to the pressure on the team to perform well.
gpfans.com
Thu 20 Aug · 07:15 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Liam Lawson’s race engineer shares what people ‘forget’ about his difficult Red Bull spell
Liam Lawson faced significant challenges during his brief tenure at Red Bull in 2025, where he struggled to adapt to the car and failed to score points in his races. His race engineer highlighted that Lawson's inexperience was often overlooked, as he had only a limited number of substitute appearances before stepping into the Red Bull seat. Despite the difficulties, Lawson expressed gratitude for the opportunity and has since found stability with Racing Bulls in the 2026 season. As Lawson prepares to return to Red Bull to fill in for the injured Isack Hadjar, his race engineer emphasized the importance of experience in Formula 1. Lawson's previous stint at Red Bull was marked by a lack of development time, which hindered his performance. Now, with a more consistent season under his belt, Lawson is better equipped to handle the challenges ahead.
f1oversteer.com
Wed 19 Aug · 20:00 UTC
via RacingNews365
Yuki Tsunoda qualifies 12th for Dutch Grand Prix sprint
Yuki Tsunoda has made his return to Formula 1, qualifying 12th for the sprint race at the Dutch Grand Prix. His performance comes as Isack Hadjar is sidelined due to a wrist injury.
RacingNews365
+ 1 more
Wed 19 Aug · 20:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Ralf Schumacher has changed his mind about Oscar Piastri being a 'huge talent' in F1
Ralf Schumacher has reevaluated his view on Oscar Piastri, stating that the Australian driver is no longer the 'huge talent' he once believed him to be. This change comes after Piastri's inconsistent performance in the 2026 season, where he has struggled to adapt to McLaren's new car and has been outshone by teammate Lando Norris. Despite achieving a couple of podium finishes, Piastri's difficulties have led to doubts about his future potential in the sport. Schumacher also discussed the driver market, suggesting that Carlos Sainz might be a better candidate for a top team like Red Bull, especially given Sainz's experience and consistency. He expressed concern that if Sainz remains with Williams, he risks being overlooked in the competitive landscape of Formula 1. Overall, Schumacher's comments reflect a significant shift in perception regarding Piastri's standing in the sport.
f1oversteer.com
Wed 19 Aug · 19:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Liam Lawson disagrees with Racing Bulls boss Alan Permane about ‘immense’ F1 turnaround
Liam Lawson has shown notable improvement in the 2026 Formula 1 season, currently sitting ninth in the standings. Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane has commended Lawson for his progress, attributing it to a better mental state and a more stable environment compared to his challenging 2025 season. Despite this praise, Lawson himself feels that not much has fundamentally changed in his performance, emphasizing the importance of preparation and teamwork in his recent successes. Lawson's competitive edge is highlighted by his point lead over teammate Arvid Lindblad, and he is set to make a return to Red Bull at the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix, filling in for the injured Isack Hadjar. While Permane expresses confidence in Lawson's growth, Lawson maintains a more modest view of his development, focusing on the hard work and strategic insights that have contributed to his current form.
f1oversteer.com
Wed 19 Aug · 18:00 UTC
via Autosport
Liam Lawson Impresses in One-Off Appearance at Dutch Grand Prix
Liam Lawson qualified P11 for the F1 Sprint at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, marking a notable performance in his one-off race. Analysts Anthony Davidson and Karun Chandhok expressed their encouragement regarding Lawson's efforts during the event.
Autosport
+ 1 more
Wed 19 Aug · 17:03 UTC
via Motorsport.com
Liam Lawson Replaces Isack Hadjar for Dutch Grand Prix
Liam Lawson has been selected to replace the injured Isack Hadjar at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing. This unexpected call-up marks Lawson's return to the team after his previous debut in 2023.
Motorsport.com
+ 5 more
Wed 19 Aug · 16:58 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Liam Lawson denies ‘ghosts’ haunting Red Bull F1 narrative
Liam Lawson has addressed his brief and challenging stint with Red Bull Racing, stating that he does not dwell on the past or the 'ghosts' of his previous performances. After stepping in for Daniel Ricciardo in 2023 and earning points at the Singapore Grand Prix, Lawson was promoted to a full-time seat but was replaced after just two races in 2024. He is now focused on his current season, where he has shown consistent performance and sits ninth in the standings with 43 points. Lawson is set to return to the Dutch Grand Prix, where his F1 journey began, this time replacing Isack Hadjar due to injury. He believes that the difficulties he faced last year have contributed to his growth as a driver, and he is committed to maintaining consistency in his performance moving forward.
Motorsport Week
Wed 19 Aug · 15:00 UTC
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